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It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

[deleted]2 Apr
also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

[deleted]2 Apr
also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

Quade I know the feeling i spent +1500 over 4 months and then bam.

on edge is "ctrl + shift + s" then chose capture full page

so yes it's not a bug ITS A FUCKING FITURE :face_vomiting:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS (only affects paid for chapters) they not only bricked translation from being used and scrambles the text. but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS (only affects paid for chapters) they not only bricked translation from being used and scrambles the text. but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS (only affects paid for chapters) they not only bricked translation from being used and scrambles the text. but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

it also scrambles the words.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS (only affects paid for chapters) they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS (only affects paid for chapters) they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS (only affects paid for chapters) they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS (only affects paid for chapters) they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS or google translate:

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS (only affects paid for chapters) they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

I can understand the need for copyright protection but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra4 hours ago, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

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The reason that the text gets scrambled is as a result of webnovels implementation of anti-TTS(text to speech) on any paid chapters, you will not see the issue on free chapters.

so in an attempt to stop users from using TTS they not only bricked translation from being used but also encouraged users to literally copy the content of chapters, just so that users can read it.

It is exactly for anti-piracy system against TTS(text to speech) that has caused this.

This is how it looks it looks to TTS:

I can understand the need for copyright prevention but there is a point where the return on implementation will actually be detrimental to a website instead of beneficial.

also Per forugra, in a different bug report still related to google translate.:
It's stupid anti-piracy system. Here a way you can try to avoid any sort of their strange systems:
1) Make a long screenshot of all chapter. My browser has build-in function for it. Just google screenshot with scroll,
2) Leave only wanted text in this screenshot.
3) OCR it. Just google "OCR online".
4) Get text from previous move and put it in translator.

Till you see text you will can translate it. It's work averywhere also.

also in case, none said it yet, the translation function is only blocked on any paid chapters, free chapters are fine.

also in case, none said it yet, the translation function is only blocked on any paid chapters, free chapters are fine.

also in case, none said it yet, the translation function is only blocked on any paid chapters, free chapters are fine.

also in case, none said it yet, the translation function is only blocked on any paid chapters, free chapters are fine.